When the Oregon Ducks offense has the ball, you stop what you are doing and watch.
The reason is simple; you don’t have to watch long to see fireworks.
After a disappointing week one loss to LSU, the 13th ranked Ducks took the field like they had something to prove.
69 points, 600 offensive yards and an embarrassed Nevada Wolfpack team later, Oregon made their statement loud and clear; they a...

Coming off of a painful loss to #2 LSU last week in Arlington, the #13 Oregon Ducks have some work to do if they want to, once again, be regarded as an elite program in the college football world.
That quest for respect begins this week as they welcome Nevada into Autzen Stadium for the home opener.
The Ducks have a lot to learn from their loss last week, but they did not play terribly from a p...